Legal Question in Real Estate Law in California

I strongly encourage you to consult with an attorney in your area, or at the very least, consult with a title company about the proper form of deed. You may also wish to obtain title insurance for the transfer to ensure that title is transferred in the manner you expect. The form of deed can be one of several, and again a title company is best suited to tell you what will accomplish your goals. As for how to word your vesting, that you need to review with local counsel and or perhaps the title company will help you properly word the vesting.

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